Chemistry, asked by hsai3966, 1 month ago

In hydrogen spectrum, electron de-excite from fifth excited level to ground level. the ratio of number of lines from ultraviolet region to visible region is:

Answers

Answered by manjit09031988
0

Answer:

5

th

excited state

=

6

th

shell

All types of transitions in

IR

region are

1

.

6

5

...

...

4

.

5

4

2

.

6

4

...

...

5

.

5

3

3

.

6

3

...

...

6

.

4

3

Number of lines in infrared region are

6

Answered by rahul123437
3

The Hydrogen spectrum is the spectrum of hydrogen divided into a number of spectral lines

Explanation:

  • In the hydrogen spectrum, electrons de-excite from the fifth excited level to ground level. the ratio of the number of lines from the ultraviolet region to the visible region is equal to 6
  • Electron is in the fifth excited state n=6
  • Here the transition from n=6 lies in the Lyman series which is found in the Ultraviolet range
  • Then the series lies in the Balmer series which is in the visible region
  • Then in n=6 and in the fifth excited state, it lies in the infrared region.
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